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Thanks J/K,
I see that now but it is confusing. It was a easy to get it in Hawke BRC program.
Try it and see if you
..[_] AGREE …. .. …. ..
I think it does allowed to print Range Cards, Scope Caps and Turret Tapes.
After you inserted all your information into the “Hawke ChairGun Pro”, click Tools, scoll down and select Labals, etc. You will have those 3 options mentioned.
As you can see, you will have different printing options here too.
BTW, I still can’t find the “AGREE” button anywhere 😆 J/K.
get the mildot master. analogue slide rule type computer.
RJ,
That’s the 1st one I’ve figured out how to do.
I hope you read the agreement before you clicked on “I Agree” and opened it up. 😆
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It’ll be interesting to see how it compares to Mam’s tried and proven method. But his will have a lot more information.
My gut feeling is that the chart I did will not prove to be accurate at 272 yards. 🙄
Lurker thanks for the chart man
use chairgun and once you have entered all you info go to tools and click reticle. it will show you the POI at several distances . you can choose 5 yards, 10 yards, 20 yards and so on. lets say you choose 10 yards it will give you the POI every 10 yrds up to whatever distance you like.
Mildots , formally speaking are for rangeing targets with formulas , But shooter’s have adopted them informally for different distances with different mildots
Nothing wrong with that , works pretty good without much trouble.
The thing is, you need to calibrate your gun and pellet to your scope .
I did not use it, so I don’t really know. Sorry bud.
dvu,
Yep,
I finally got a download that executed without a corrupted file notice.
Does the Chairgun Pro program allow printout of the endcap chart?
I’m getting it using Hawke’s BRC program but having trouble printing it so far.
In the BRC program it’s easy to adjust for different magnification.
LURKER #1,
Not sure why you can’t download latest version, I just tested the download and no problem found.
My Chairgun says 10 power and I set my scope at 10 power and follow the chart, works good slighty passed 100 yards.
It is a Baraska scope, I am hitting on live targets, I think most scopes set at 10 power using the Mildot are universal in values.
I maybe missing something, but by the looks of things, it is not my targets.
Roachcreek
RJ,
I’m just learning so forgive me if there is a shorter way to get your endcap printout.
Select your pellet data in Chairgun Pro and it will give the ED value. For the .22 Kodiak 21.4 grain it is 0.0360. Then enter that in the Hawke BRC program and adjust your other perimeters. The scope data that is displayed does not utilize the upper 1/4 of the full Mil-dot rectical because the program was initially set up for the Hawke SR rectical that is unique and looks like it would be easier to use once you understand it. You will have to select the 10 or 20 Mil-dot rectical and you’ll get a printable scope view with the multiple zero points at half and full Mil-dots. Don’t forget to adjust your magnification to 6X for your scope. There are two figures given for each 1/2 Mil-dot and each full Mil-dot. One yardage figure is zero on the uphill climb of the pellet to the scope line and the other is the zero for the down slope.
They just posted a new version of Chairgun Pro and I’m not able to download a good copy of it yet. If we all try at once we may bring down their server. Oh well…..
i will get u that info soon
Good deal… The distance from the middle of the barrel to the middle of the
scope tube, and the muzzle speed would help too….
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